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Angular Dependence of UV Photoelectron Distributions for Oxygen Adsorbed on W(100)

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Author(s)

B Waclawski, Theodore V. Vorburger, R Stein

Abstract

Recent theoretical work has suggested the possibility of determining chemisorption bond geometry by the use of uv photoemission. This possibility is being investigated experimentally in an apparatus developed at NBS. The apparatus is described, and preliminary results are presented which show energy distributions as a function of emission angle for electrons photoemitted from W(100), both clean and with adsorbed oxygen. The results obtained at hv = 21.2 eV for several emission angles indicate substantial angular dependence of the photoelectron distributions, not only for the clean (100) surface, but also, more dramatically, with an oxygen adlayer.
Citation
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology
Volume
12
Issue
1

Citation

Waclawski, B. , Vorburger, T. and Stein, R. (1975), Angular Dependence of UV Photoelectron Distributions for Oxygen Adsorbed on W(100), Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology (Accessed March 28, 2024)
Created December 31, 1974, Updated October 12, 2021